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Bloomberg reports that an increased demand for biofuel and feed has resulted in surging export volumes for US soybean meals, leading to an expansion of the domestic bean crushing industry. ...  more

After announcing that it will invest US$7.5 billion to build 500,000 charging piles, the United States makes new moves in the field of transportation. ...  more

The world currently possesses about 5.5 million tons of uranium and 35 million tons yet to be mined. In particular, Australia is known to contain the highest volume of uranium worldwide, at 31% of the global total. ...  more

The rumor that the renowned DeLorean DMC-12 will return to the market has finally been confirmed. The official website released a new preview today and announced that an electric sports car version DMC-12 will be officially released in 2022, taking car fans back to the future. ...  more

Reliance Industries Ltd. (RIL), India’s largest industrial conglomerate, announced in the middle of January that it will be investing around INR 5.95 trillion (or around USD 8 billion) in various green energy projects across the state of Gujarat. ...  more

After several months, US President Biden finally uttered the magical word: "Tesla" and the Secretary of Transportation suddenly praised Tesla and Musk's excellent performance. The reason behind this is probably inseparable from the supply chain. ...  more

CATL has announced an EV battery swapping solution that completes battery swapping in one minute and offers a sizable degree of rental flexibility. Will it drastically transform the EV territory? ...  more

Porsche is expanding investment in smart city technology and its venture capital arm Porsche Ventures will soon become one of the shareholders of 1KOMMA5 °. ...  more

Volvo announced a US$1 billion investment to build a new electric vehicle production line including a battery production line and a giant die-casting machine. Does this innovative process sounds familiar? ...  more

In response to the bullish EV market and the resultant enormous demand for cathode materials used in li-ion batteries, ITRI has participated in a research that refines black powder from waste li-ion batteries into purer, more valuable CoSO4 and CoO, both of which can be used as raw materials for li-ion battery cathodes. The research is scheduled to last three years, and ITRI has obtained the key technologies that allow it to now undertake the trial phase of mass production. ...  more